Collector for ArcGIS a Data Collection Application

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Collector for ArcGIS a Data Collection Application Chris Pouliot - MNDNR Jacqueline Kovarik – Target Corp. Build a feature service and use a few different applications to create an interactive data collection application in Collector for ArcGIS. Survey: How many people in this class have collected data with a GPS before? Has anyone collected data and attributes together on a Trimble Juno, or other device? Collector for ArcGIS is a data collection app that you can use on any mobile device – phones or tablets, that streamlines the data collection process by providing organized drop-down menus for the collector. Users don’t have to be GIS savvy to be able to go into the field and collect data. We’ll get into details about how the application works in a few slides, but it essentially uses a feature service to store and edit data. Later we’ll go through a demo on publishing a feature service and accessing it in Esri’s collector for ArcGIS app.

GIS Experience? ArcMap/ArcCatalog ArcGIS Online Collector for ArcGIS

Class Goals Learn about ArcGIS Online Learn about Collector for ArcGIS What is it? What can it do for me? Learn about Collector for ArcGIS How does it work? How can I leverage it in my class? Through the next hour or so, we’ll cover the following: Go over the plan for incorporating activity between IMS and Spatial Data - timeline

ArcGIS Products in Schools 3 year license agreement between the State of MN and Esri, through June, 2017 FREE Desktop ArcGISArcINFO, ArcEditor, ArcView (single/concurrent) Analyst Pkgs (3D, Network, Spatial, others) FREE Server GIS FREE ArcGIS Mobile, ArcPad, others…… FREE ArcGIS Online FREE ArcGIS Collector www.education.state.mn.us School Support > School Technology

ArcGIS Online

What Is ArcGIS Online? Cloud-based service Easy way to add, store, and visualize data Access ready-to-use layers and basemaps Perform Simple Analysis on Layers Provides jumping off point for Collector Maps

ArcGIS Online ArcGIS Online (AGOL) subscriptions are FREE to all K-12 districts, teachers and clubs. To receive a subscription contact Scott Freburg - MDE Scott.freburg@state.mn.us

ArcGIS Online Overview Demo Gallery Map & Tools My Content My Organization Groups

Collector for ArcGIS

What is Collector for ArcGIS? Mobile App that allows users to collect and update geospatial information in the field Easy to use Easy to create a prototype Collector app for a simple project can be created in just a couple hours! Works with Android & iOS devices Utilizes ArcGIS Online ArcGIS Collector is a mobile app that allows people to collect spatial information in the field. Users don’t have to be GIS-savvy in order to use it – the application is user friendly and easy to get the hang of. Works on android and ios devices The application needs some sort of host for a feature service (such as ArcGIS Online or the Amazon Cloud, or an ArcGIS Server), and you’d need an ArcGIS Online account in order to log into the app on your device. We’ll get into details about this stuff later.

What Can You Do With Collector? Collect spatial information directly to your Android or Apple device Utilize disconnected editing for collecting data in remote areas Capture geotagged photos Collector for ArcGIS is really different than other common GPS collection devices and software. For one thing, it works on mobile devices, utilizing the internal GPS of the phone or tablet. Using a feature service published to the cloud, it can remotely synchronize collected data via a cellular or Wi-Fi connection. It allows you to specify a location within the app and will create a route or get directions for you. It also allows for increased attribute data quality with data driven forms. We’ll get into this a little more later, but in creating a feature service, you can generate domains which specify valid values for attributes. When you compare this method of data collection with another common method, which is just providing comment and text boxes for people to collect attributes in, you can get a sense of how implementing domains is – by just giving people values to pick from instead of having them enter values manually And finally, the app allows you to easily capture geotagged photos.

Account Login (Free 30 Day Trial Available) System Requirements ArcGIS Online * Account Login (Free 30 Day Trial Available) Android Android 4.0 or later Armv7 processor OpenGL ES 2.0 support iOS iOS 7 iPhone, iPad, iPod touch Windows Windows 10 More on ArcGIS online on next slide Ensure everyone has devices with system requirements listed above (this should’ve been setup prior to class, was included in handout we sent).

Real World Applications Aquatic Vegetation Surveys Explain the aquatic vegetation survey procedures Developing a aquatic vegetation survey collector application that will allow staff to collect multiple types of vegetation at each survey point they visit, based on what they find. These are just a couple of the first projects that we’ve created with ArcGIS Collector since we started using the software last October. Since piloting these projects, the DNR’s GIS Section has been receiving a lot of project requests from interested staff.

Real World Applications Non-Game Wildlife Observations Terrestrial Invasive Species Observations Culvert Collector Aggregate Polygon Mapping Native Bee Surveys Explain the aquatic vegetation survey procedures Developing a aquatic vegetation survey collector application that will allow staff to collect multiple types of vegetation at each survey point they visit, based on what they find. These are just a couple of the first projects that we’ve created with ArcGIS Collector since we started using the software last October. Since piloting these projects, the DNR’s GIS Section has been receiving a lot of project requests from interested staff.

Classroom Exercises Asset Management Biology Other Collect locations of all playground equipment, trails, ballfields, etc Biology Record locations of invasive species in a prairie Monitor water clarity in local pond or lake throughout the year. Other Talk to local nature centers, cities, state parks for real-world ideas

Collector Installation

Login Start the app Home screen enter http://www.arcgis.com Sign In Username: geofest Password: geofest2016

Cache the Map for Disconnected Editing Before heading out we will cache an air photo image of our project area. Disconnected Editing - We will be collecting data without cellular or Wi-Fi access. Allows for working in remote locations or using a device without a data plan or nearby Wi-Fi. Caching the map allows you to collect data offline, without a cellular or wireless internet connection. By caching the basemap area and turning off WiFi and cellular services on your device, you can collect data offline then synchronize the collected points when you return to a wifi or cellular-enabled area. Caching allows users to collect data in remote locations, and prevents cellular data storage costs.

Cache the Map In Collector, browse to the available map. Click the Cloud icon or “Download” to cache the map to your device.

Setting the Map Cache Extent Scale the screen to adjust your work area. The box represents the area that will be downloaded Specify Extent for Work Area and Map Detail for zoom levels When you’re satisfied with the area selected, click Download in the top-right corner of the screen.

Downloading the Map As the map area downloads, the application will return back to display a downloading status. When the map is finished downloading, the status on the thumbnail will change to ‘On Device’

Collecting a Location In Collector > Click on the map image of the Utility Collector Application. Tap the ‘+’ sign to collect a new data point. Tap on the utility type you are collecting. (ex. Pole – Power/Tele.) Note: If you're working on an iPad, you do not have a Collect New tool on the toolbar nor a Collect panel. Instead, you'll use the Collect a new feature panel on the right side of the screen.

Refining the GPS Location It is very likely that your GPS location will be 20-30 feet from the feature you are collecting. The Green box has a number inside it that shows the approximate GPS accuracy in meters + or -. The app allows us to move the location

Refining the GPS Location To move your point - Click on the map rectangle Tap and hold to get a magnifier in the map screen. While still holding move the magnifier’s cross-hairs over the utility location. Let go

Refining the GPS Location

Editing or Deleting a Site If you need to Edit or Delete a site you can do so by tapping on a location. You will see a blue highlight around the location if selected. Then tap the icon of a rectangle box with an up arrow.

Editing or Deleting a Site Here you can edit or delete the site selected. When editing follow the directions viewed in the previous slides.

Updating Location of Existing Features Select feature to move Choose “Edit” from feature options When attribute window appears, tap the map icon to manually place the point – you can also update any attribute information on this page as well. Once it’s in the location you want, click Update to update the feature’s location

Geotagging a Photo In the attribute screen click on the ‘camera icon’. In the Attachments window click ‘Add’. Select ‘Take Photo or Video’ in next screen. Take photo of utility. When happy, click ‘Use Photo’ > ‘Done’

Submitting Features When finished collecting a feature, click ‘Submit’ Using cell network/wi-fi: features are now in the cloud Cached map: features are stored on device until synchronized

Synchronizing Cached Data If data and basemap are cached on device, you must synchronize to upload data to AGOL If needed, re-enable wi-fi and/or cellular when ready to synchronize Click cloud button next to App (will be labeled ‘On Device’) Times vary depending on wi-fi/cellular connection and amount of data being synchronized

Exercise 4 Field Trip! Put Our Applications to Use Build a feature service and use a few different applications to create an interactive data collection application in Collector for ArcGIS. Survey: How many people in this class have collected data with a GPS before? Has anyone collected data and attributes together on a Trimble Juno, or other device? Collector for ArcGIS is a data collection app that you can use on any mobile device – phones or tablets, that streamlines the data collection process by providing organized drop-down menus for the collector. Users don’t have to be GIS savvy to be able to go into the field and collect data. We’ll get into details about how the application works in a few slides, but it essentially uses a feature service to store and edit data. Later we’ll go through a demo on publishing a feature service and accessing it in Esri’s collector for ArcGIS app.

Access Collected Data Login with our class ArcGIS online account http://www.arcgis.com Username: geofest Password: geofest2016 Click on ‘Gallery’ at the top of the page

Access Collected Data Find and open your web map The map will display features in real-time You can view and edit features in the web map, as well as within Collector

Access Data in ArcMap Select the feature service you want to view in ArcMap Click ‘Open’ > ‘Open in ArcGIS Desktop’ A .pitem file will be downloaded to your hard drive Make sure you are logged out of ArcMap before opening the .pitem file

Access Data in ArcMap Open the .pitem file by double-clicking The feature service will load as a service in ArcGIS Desktop In ArcMap you can: view the data Change symbology view the attribute table Export to a feature class/shapefile edit and/or process the data Right Click on layer > Data > Export Data

Questions? Chris Pouliot - DNR christopher.pouliot@state.mn.us 651-259-5491 Jacqueline Kovarik - DNR jacqueline.kovarik@gmail.com Scott Freburg - MDE Scott.freburg@state.mn.us